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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
8
An advertising notice touts a bustling metropolitan style store with daily arrivals and new goods. It highlights Black Taffeta Special at 15 cents and Pure Silk with a 15 cent belt, plus Ladies' Lace Striped Hosiery at 25 cents a pair and 10 cents items, urging early selection.
Lawrence remains jailed and will be extradited in due form to Illinois where authorities believe he is the suspect. A photograph and description will be forwarded to Illinois as part of the identification effort.
A boy proudly displays his new watch to a crowd of admiring peers after obtaining it at St. Louis Clothing Co. The scene captures neighborhood pride and small triumphs among local youngsters.
El Reno Oklahoma Mayor Hensley states the city treasury holds $10,000 not present two years into his term. He cites a new brick city hall and a city jail built at no cost to residents, plus six miles of sidewalks and a sewer system to demonstrate his administration’s work.
For sale two billiard tables and one pool table listed by E. B. Lyon at 110 East Third Street.
The ad promotes C F Walch's Boston Cafe making confections bread Puritan biscuits fancy cakes ice cream and water ices. It offers wholesale and retail sales with Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product highlighted as the best in the world and priced at six cents for a large 70 oz package.
Washington March 20 A puzzling series of illnesses befalls Civil Service commissioners and aides after a Kentucky job seeker warned of long distance hypnotic influence. Commissioner Harlow, Brewer Secretary Doyle all fell ill, one dying this week, sparking unease among clerks amid speculation about the threat's part in the misfortune.
Marshall to Sedalia appropriation shifts spark debate as Pettis and Saline districts gain and lose funds. Senator Martin praised for his efforts amid pressure. Sedalia’s $50,000 line cut in half. Marshall Democrat-News notes approval of a $150,000 state institution appropriation and calls for progress in Pettis and Saline areas.
A refrain of Watch watches fills the St Louis Clothing Co Children's Department as shoppers pass through the store all day. The busy scene highlights the department’s demand and ongoing activity.
Lon Luther returned from Jefferson City this morning. Professor Coleman who has been examining the eighth grade here left for Sedalia this afternoon. Q P. Taylor came home Sunday morning from Southwest Missouri. Miss Oglesby of Warrensburg is
Rainy weather marks Tuesday in Dumpville with hog shipments by Dave Holtzen and oats sowing by Mr. G H Rider. Visits span Lincoln Sedalia Lutman Mora and Illinois. Cooper School closes temporarily for smallpox scare while local residents report improved health of Mr. Kirkman.
A muddy trip to Sedalia is noted. Bert Shickle will work for Mr. Isaac Elliott this summer. Sallie Elliott closed a successful school term at Southside last Friday. Mrs. M S Durrill spent Friday with Mrs. McGee. John Stuhner bought a fine saddle horse last week. Gussie Rider visits her brother George near Gaily for a few weeks.
Advertisement notes old newspapers for sale at the office and promotes a 16 year old whiskey at Mel's Osage location.
The National Creamery Butter Makers Association of St. Paul Minnesota announces an annual convention. The Chicago Great Western Railroad will sell excursion tickets to St. Paul on February 18 and 19 good for return by February 25 at one fare for the round trip. Apply to any Chicago Great Western agent or F H Lord G P A Chicago for details.
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